If you decide later that you want to edit or even remove your watermark, you can do so easily.Ĭlick Arrange > Section Masters and check Make Master Objects Selectable from the menu bar. Now your watermark will display on every page in your document the same way. This is what gives your watermark transparency.Ĥ) Once your object is on the page where and how you want it, click Arrange from the menu bar.ĥ) Go down to Section Masters and pick Move Object to Section Master or Move Object to Section Layout. You should also move the object where you want to display it on each page.Ģ) If you haven’t already, click the Format button to open the sidebar and then select Style.ģ) Make sure your object is selected, and then adjust the Opacity using the slider or arrows. And for either type of object, you can click the Format button to open the sidebar and format, rotate, or change its size as you like.

If you want to add text, go ahead and enter the word or term in the text box you insert.

You’ll likely pick Text for a simple word or phrase or choose Media > Photos if you have a logo you want to use. If you choose to add it to an existing document, it’s easiest to add a new blank page and create the watermark there where you have more space.ġ) Choose an object to insert from the toolbar. You can create a new document or add the watermark to an existing one. If you don’t use Pages on Mac, you can jump down to the instructions for adding watermark on iPhone and iPad. If you use Pages with iCloud on all your Apple devices, then I’d suggest creating the watermark on Mac, where you have more workspace and control over the object. In this how-to, we’re going to start with the instructions for Mac simply because the process is easier on a computer than on a mobile device. 2.1) Edit your watermark on iOS Add a watermark in Pages on Mac

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